Reinhold Nietschmann

Reinhold Nietschmann was an American actor, born on February 15, 1907, in Halle an der Saale, Germany. He is best known for his roles in Cliff Dexter (1966), Der versteinerte Wald (1957), and Die Affaire Dreyfus (1968). He passed away on July 25, 1971, in Hamburg, West Germany.

Personal and Family Life

Reinhold Nietschmann’s personal life details remain largely private. There are limited records regarding his family background or relationships. However, his career in acting spanned several decades, showcasing his talents on various platforms.

Career

Nietschmann had a prolific career, appearing in multiple television movies and series. He is known for his notable performances in roles such as Konsul Beermann in Graf Yoster gibt sich die Ehre (1970) and Maurice Paléologue in Die Affaire Dreyfus (1968). His work in the industry left a mark, even after the decline of his career.

Death and Legacy

Reinhold Nietschmann died on July 25, 1971, in Hamburg, West Germany. His contributions to the world of acting are remembered, especially in the German film and television industry. Although not widely recognized internationally, he holds a place in the history of German cinema.

Filmography

Year Title Role
1972 Max Hölz. Ein deutsches Lehrstück Actor
1971 Kolibri Butler Egon
1970 Reineke Fuchs Voice
1970 Das Kuckucksei Jan Freem
1970 Der Tod des Deputierten Jean Jaurès Actor
1970 Der Portland-Ring Actor
1970 Graf Yoster gibt sich die Ehre Konsul Beermann
1970 Ida Rogalski Prof. Carsten
1969 Das tickende Herz Rieter
1966–1968 Polizeifunk ruft Älterer Passant
1968 Die Affaire Dreyfus Maurice Paléologue
1968 Sir Roger Casement William J. Walsh
1968 Bürgerkrieg in Russland Actor
1968 Großer Mann was nun? Actor
1968 Der Fall Petkov Dr. Minco Neicev